-=> On 12-26-14 17:07, Jeff Smith wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-   
      
    > -=> On 12-26-14 05:25, Jeff Smith wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-   
    >   
    >   
    >  JS> SBBS has a separate directory for netmail. But that directory isn't in   
    >  JS> the msgs.cnf file for golded to read. I can setup a netmail directory   
    >  JS> separate from SBBS but of course SBBSECHO has no way of knowing. If I   
    >  JS> setup a netmail message area in SBBS and create a netmail message.   
    >  JS> SBBS seems to look at it as another echomail area. There doesn't seem   
    >  JS> to be   
    >  JS> a way to configure a message area in SBBS as netmail and tossed as   
    >  JS> such. I'm sure I am missing something here.   
    >   
    > In the Config, under Networks/Fidonet Echo and Netmail there is a spot to   
    > tell it where your netmail folder is along with inbound folder.  You don't   
    > need to configure a specific sub for netmail.  Echomail is the only   
    > configurable sub.   
      
    JS> Let me clear up a misunderstanding that I had. I was trying to create   
    JS> an netmail message using the SBBS's web interface.  I   
    JS> hadn't logged in locally or via telnet to try to enter a netmail. An   
    JS> option to enter a netmail message doesn't seem to be available via the   
    JS> web interface. An "netmail" message area (Sub) was only available IF I   
    JS> created a sub named netmail. Which has been pointed out was not the   
    JS> correct procedure. Once I logged in via telnet I was able to create a   
    JS> netmail message and SBBSECHO promptly scan-n-packed it out. Which BinkD   
    JS> promptly sent out.   
      
   FYI, I just looged onto my web interface and there is a option for e-mail in   
   the left column. Click that it shows received email.  Above that there is a   
   button for New Email.  Remember, you can send either fowarded netmail   
   (name@x:xxx/xxx) or email (name@whatever.com) from that screen.  If you want to   
   create an areafix type in the to:      
      
   The fact remains you still need to tell Synch where your netmail folder is and   
   I explained above.  Synch will put it in that folder and generate a semaphore   
   for your mailer. Synch is smart but not that smart as to take a guess where the   
   netmail goes.   
      
   Good luck...   
      
      
      
    JS> Sorry for sounding a tad dense on how SBBS was doing things.   
      
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